The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-13
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1887
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Water melon parties are now m sea
son.,
The sloop J. NJ. ScOyel is on Barber's
railway undergoing repairs.
An excursion from Camden visited
Pennsgrove on Tuesday.
Mary G. Vaneman and Mrs. Daniel
Lawrence are sojourning at ocean
Grove.
Rev. W. Magrerum and wife have
been attending camp ut Pitman Grove
during the week.
The Parvin Iron Wagon factory re-
sulned operation OH Monday after a
three weeks shut down.
Excursions from Wilmington and
Philadelphla enjoyed the cool breezes III
the grove on Thursday.
Wheat, it is said, has not been as low
az 1t is now, for y quarter Of a century,
being only ~ cents a bushei.
A few months ago small change was
scarce but o there is so much OF IL
that evely body wants to get rid o. n
Moses Hughes has purchasedo Of Hem
nv all his tract of land fronting ON fit-
man street, extending from Penn street
east wizard.
Mrs. Naomi Newell. of Warrington,
widow of Robert Newell, has had al at
tack of paralysis and is low. She Is
quite aged.
Crabs and small fish are getting
scafcer every year, SO there Is none
worth fishing for in this section.
W hat Is the causep
John Biddle's, Percy Justices II
Capt. samuel Denny's new houses ateh-
closed. Capt. De lny's is the most Sty'
lish cottage III town.
There is to he many improvements
at Woodland Beach next year. Inc
lar.e pier AT Collins, Beach will be
transferred TO Woodland.
The storm of last Saturday cooled
the temperature considerable but ii
has been creeping back towards IT'S
tormrr b, light during the week.
small culurrd excursions from WIZ
mington and Salem picnick in French's
grove Oh Wednesday AS did also ihe
Church Landing Sunday school.
Brnj. W. Weatherby's new steam
barge recently built in Barber's ship
ward made her first trip out Of Oldman's
creek last week. Her name is Elsie
y, ~eatlierby.
Ii is said that Western people have
ed that the best way to eat can
taloupes is to cut them in two, sprinkle
O over them, and cut them out
with a spoon.
Colored camp has not began yet IN
Divers woods. IL was talked OF by
Bush,osn and Wilmington parties and
the woods was engaged but 1t has
been given up.
The Railroad conductors make their
annual excursion to Atlantic City on
next Thursday, 18th. Those who go
from along the Delaware River road
viii leave on the usual first train.
Earnest Bright left Pennsgrove on
Tuesday To lake n pleasure tour To
New York OH the steam yacht Falcon,
OF Wilmington. Joseph Il. Denny is
caplain Of her and John Denny is ELL
giueer.
Workmem viii finish making cans
AT Hugles's canning factory at the
Cave this week, when they will have
about 10000 made. Canning toma-
toes will begin at the factory about the
latter part of next week.
Ii is no, icable that wild carrot Is
very thick this year owing to its not
being pull, d up in former years. There
is a law against letting wild carrot
YrnM Oh uhe's premises and every per-
son should show his thrift by pulling
all up on their premises befote II goes
to seed and makes much more trouble
here after.
Tie Good Templars Lodges of Dist.
No. I, Gloucester and Salem countiesl
will hold u Union picnic in Packers
Grove, near Tomlin station, Swedes-
baro II. r., on Wednesday, August "a,
morning and afternoon. Addresses
will lie given by Frank C. Smith, ESD.
of Bridgeton; Rev. a. ii. sembower.
of Salem; Rev. 3. G. LippiEcott, of
Woodbury..
The Mosacca Comet Band, of Ped
ricktown, will make their sixth annual
excursion to Atlantic City on next
Friday, the 18th. This win be about
the last opportunity for people along
the Delaware River road to visit that
popular resort. Tteirexcursions have
beer among the most popular Of the
past and all VIM wish II good time
should go with theM again. Train
leaves p~ennsgrove at q O'Clock, stop
ping at all stations. Tie Red Men